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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1925
Page
2
A terse report describes a surge of burglaries in Los Angeles, peaking late at night and early morning. Data shows 2,250 burglaries in October to December, with incidents climbing after the dinner hour and tapering to 28 by early morning as raiding activity waned.
Covington Kentucky woman Mrs Harry Ashcroft writes of severe weakness back pain and constant coldness before claiming relief after using Lydia E Pickham’s Vegetable Compound Sanative Wash and Blood Medicine. She credits renewed strength and health to the remedies and invites further inquiries. Local corroboration from Mrs Boyer Gilman City Missouri notes similar improvements after long years of illness and multiple treatments.
July 30 report details burglaries across districts with 954 in residences and 594 in apartments or hotels during a three month period. Most break ins occurred at night with doors unlocked or locks picked. Burglars favored private homes while inmates slept or were away, and entrances varied from bodily intrusions to picked doors and jammed windows.
By Associated Press London readers report experts plan a banquet for 8600 Free Masons in regalia hosted by the United Grand Lodge of England with the Duke of Connaught presiding. Conning tower style guidance, electric communications, 50 000 plates, 23 900 slates, and 100 000 cutlery pieces prepared for the event, the largest such gathering in London history. A separate note mentions Mrs. Rena Elrod of Illinois aiding a boxing regulation bill passage.
The Public Service Commission suspended New England Telephone and Telegraph Co rate increases as of Oct 1. An investigation will begin July 14 with hearings on proposed rates, expecting about 19 days for the company to present its case, followed by adjournment for review and further hearings for cross-examination.
Alton Bay welcomes visitors as W. W. Norcatt and Mrs. Norcatt arrive from Springfield Mass to supervise grounds, stock the store, and prepare for vacationers. Local families and guests from Portsmouth Brunswick and Portland gather for Memorial Day and church services at Lawrence chapel and A. C. church.
London reports two airliners tested at Croydon showing stall protection. Major General Sir Sefton Brancker says the 10 seater and a single seater using wing slots can prevent stalls and reduce accidents by about half. Demonstrations praised as a great advance in aviation.
Paolin o, playing with Brewster Academy, hammered five bingles off two Titian Seminary pitchers. The performance, driven by strong batting all season, eclipsed his prior efforts and highlighted his hitting prowess for the Brewster nine.
A technical charge of assault with intent to injure is preferred against Joe Stecher Nebraskan heavyweight wrestler. The hearing is set for June 10. Victim Stan Zbyszko recovers from the bout with no lasting effects. Stecher was arrested after the match.
Todd, Mexico High star athlete, showcased pitching prowess in winter basketball crossovers and recent mound action. He limited Stephens High of Rumford to five hits, striking out batters, but took the loss as Portland nine surged in a big third inning for a 27 to 1 score.
Young Stribling, the Georgia sensation, will clash with George Cook the Australian champion Monday June 15 at Mechanics Building. Stribling recently won the heavyweight title by stopping Romero Rojas in the fourth round. Cook recently fought Sharkey, a decision that sparked controversy.
Paul Waner of San Francisco shows strong hitting in 42 games with a .435 average as a young outfielder. Scouts take notice and expect interest from major league teams if he maintains form as the Pacific Coast league season ends.
Elliotis King of Swat leads Dartmouth varsity baseball with key hits and base running for the Green team. The Newburyport Jag has driven in runs and contributed on defense as the season progresses.
Newburyport High edged Salem High 4 to 1 in a one inning rally. Coffey doubled to right to score Erickson for the decisive run. Teague at short handled 12 chances flawlessly as both teams played strong defense and a single error was recorded.
A fragment notes part of a game involving the Witch City team. Details about opponents, venue, date, and outcomes are not provided in the readable text. The item appears to be a brief sports blurb tracking ongoing competition and team momentum.
Cully pitched for Spring Red Tech High and delivered a late two run single in a 7 to 6 win against Holyoke High. The game stayed tight throughout as Cully’s late hit secured the winning run for his team.
The Herald announces a new feature plan promising fresh Nevada coverage each day. The move highlights expanded reporting and local interest stories across the state.
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